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Penn Park: the home ground

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300 N. GRAND BOULEVARD · the north side

The association's ground is the town's ballpark, on the river side of town: Penn Park, at 300 N. Grand Boulevard — the places record of it is unambiguous, primary category: baseball field — is where the Osceola Baseball Softball Association plays, and the pairing of names states the township's fact plainly: the town in Penn Township keeps its ball at Penn Park. The park's deeper title history — its acquisition and naming as a town ground — is not settled by the records reached for this section and stands with the park system's own leg of this build, which owns the town's park grounds whole; this entry carries the ground's sporting identity only: six hundred children a season, April through the fall, on Grand Boulevard. Ground shared with the festival summer's other end of town — Fern Hunsberger Park, at the Lamport address, is Arts' — Osceola keeps two parks in its public life, and this is the one with the diamonds.

Sources:

  1. Places record for Penn Park, 300 N. Grand Blvd, Osceola, Indiana (primary category: baseball field), read November 2026.
  2. The Osceola Baseball Softball Association entry above (the Penn Park billing; "in Osceola Parks," the bylaws' phrase).

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Source: Penn Park: the home ground, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/osceola/sports/penn-park-the-home-ground/